As a PhD researcher in Marketing, I am conducting a study titled "Investigating Entrepreneurship Capacities in Tourism: A Case Study of a City or State." Given that my research focuses on a region outside my home country, it is essential that my co-author be from a different nationality and academic background to ensure contextual relevance and cross-cultural insight.
Hello sir , If you are aiming for Domestic region collaborate with in your own country … for different countries you should be collaborate with other nationalities That would be better
Manoj Deva Yeddu As I previously mentioned, given that my research focuses on a region outside my home country, it is essential that my co-author be of a different nationality. I am particularly interested in conducting this study on a city located in another country.
in That case the Co-author must be from particular country ..you should specify and keeping with with your desired objectives sir.. all the best for you work
In any tourism project it is fundamental to take into account the tourist capacities of the region. This is an issue that must be respected in order to save the environment and ensure its resilience for future generations. The preservation of our biosphere prevents us from natural disasters that have continued to multiply in recent times. Take the example of the decline of the Mediterranean beaches following the non-compliance with the standards of hotel facilities by the sea.
Fadhila Aloui Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful and timely perspective. You're absolutely right—respecting the ecological and social carrying capacity of a destination is not just a technical consideration, but a moral imperative. Sustainable tourism planning must prioritize long-term environmental resilience over short-term economic gain, especially in regions where fragile ecosystems are at risk.
The example of the Mediterranean beaches is a powerful reminder of what can happen when development outpaces regulation. Responsible infrastructure, guided by local context and environmental standards, is essential to preserving both natural beauty and community well-being.
Your comment beautifully underscores the need for integrated, ethical approaches to tourism development—ones that honor both the land and the lives it sustains.
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Dear Mohammad Zarandi, Is that the location of Hanoi, Vietnam eligible for your project? If yes, I am interested in your call. My email: [email protected]
Dear Long Pham Tran Thang
Greetings, It is truly a pleasure to witness your interest in collaboration.
Indeed, the esteemed country of Vietnam can certainly serve as a valuable case study in the domains of entrepreneurship and the tourism industry.
Please find attached the Extracted Framework of the Article for your kind review.
You are kindly requested to suggest a province or city that you consider significant, so that the two factors—entrepreneurship and tourism—may be examined in that specific context.
With sincere regards, [Mohammad Zarandi]
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